Sukedachi Partners with Kanashin Total Service for Construction Staffing Solutions

Sukedachi and Kanashin Total Service Join Forces

In a significant move to combat the ongoing labor shortages in the construction industry, Sukedachi, a leading construction staffing platform, has entered a partnership with Kanashin Total Service, a subsidiary of Kanagawa Shinkin Bank. This collaboration is aimed at providing construction companies associated with Kanagawa Shinkin Bank access to Sukedachi's comprehensive matching service and recruitment solutions tailored for the industry.

Overview of the Partnership

The construction industry has been grappling with a persistent lack of skilled labor, which poses a serious challenge, particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). These firms often struggle to find reliable subcontractors and hire qualified craftspeople. To alleviate this issue, Sukedachi operates one of Japan's largest construction business matching services, known as "Sukedachi Business/Enterprise," boasting over 210,000 registered contractors. Additionally, they offer a specialized recruitment service called "Sukedachi Shain," connecting construction companies with capable workers.

Through this new partnership, Sukedachi and Kanashin Total Service will work collaboratively to extend these services to construction firms that are clients of Kanagawa Shinkin Bank. By integrating Sukedachi's offerings, the partnership aims to ease the labor shortage challenges these firms face and enhance their operational capabilities.

Future Prospects

Looking ahead, Sukedachi is committed to exploring more partnerships with various organizations that engage with construction businesses. The goal is to improve labor shortages across the nation's construction sector steadily. Companies interested in collaborating with Sukedachi and enhancing their workforce capabilities can reach out for more information.

Contact for Partnership Inquiries: offline@suke-dachi.jp
Sukedachi Partner Program: Sukedachi Partners

About Kanashin Total Service

Kanashin Total Service was established as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Kanagawa Shinkin Bank. Its mission is to support local businesses in Kanagawa, aiming to enhance their operational vitality. Their services range from management improvement, business succession, and sales growth strategies to IT support and human resource recruitment, catering to a wide variety of needs for local enterprises.

About Sukedachi

Sukedachi is focused on transforming construction sites into attractive workplaces. Their mission is fulfilled by providing a platform where contractors and tradespeople can connect seamlessly through the "Sukedachi" app. The company not only prides itself on the extensive number of registered users—over 210,000—but also on the substantial market share it holds in construction matching services. The app provides a venue for contractors to find long-term partners and for skilled tradespeople to discover fulfilling job opportunities. Furthermore, Sukedachi Shain allows contractors to post job ads and directly target potential employees within the app, addressing both recruitment and subcontractor needs. The company aims to expand its offerings further to tackle various challenges prevalent in the construction industry.

Sukedachi Website: Sukedachi
Sukedachi Shain: Sukedachi Shain
Sukedachi Weekly: Weekly Sukedachi

Company Overview

Kanashin Total Service

- Name: Kanashin Total Service Co., Ltd.
- CEO: Hidemitsu Shimozakai
- Location: 2nd Floor, Kanagawa Shinkin Bank, Isogo Branch, 1-10-10 Mori, Isogo-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa
- Established: November 7, 2019
- Business: Support for credit bank operations and various local enterprise consultations
- Website: Kanashin Total

Sukedachi

- Name: Sukedachi Co., Ltd.
- CEO: Yoichi Wagatsuma
- Location: 14th Floor, Sumitomo Realty & Development Shinjuku Central Park Tower, 6-18-1 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
- Established: March 30, 2017
- Business: Designing, producing, and operating internet-based services
- Website: Sukedachi Company